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    Measurement and evaluation in human performance / James R. Morrow, Jr., Dale P. Mood, James G. Disch, Minsoo Kang.

    • Title:Measurement and evaluation in human performance / James R. Morrow, Jr., Dale P. Mood, James G. Disch, Minsoo Kang.
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    • Author/Creator:Morrow, James R., Jr., 1947- author.
    • Other Contributors/Collections:Mood, Dale, author.
      Disch, James G., 1947- author.
      Kang, Minsoo (Physical education teacher), author.
    • Published/Created:Champaign, IL : Human Kinetics, [2016]
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    • Library of Congress Subjects:Physical fitness--Measurement.
      Physical fitness--Testing.
    • Medical Subjects: Physical Fitness.
      Athletic Performance.
      Monitoring, Physiologic--methods.
    • Edition:Fifth edition.
    • Description:xv, 463 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm
    • Summary:"Measurement and Evaluation in Human Performance, Fifth Edition With Web Study Guide," leads students through the fundamentals of collecting and analyzing data of human performance and applying their results to real-life situations. Focusing on the core concepts of reliability and validity of data, the text provides all the necessary tools for evidence-based decision making that can be applied to physical therapy, allied health professions, kinesiology, sport and exercise science, physical education, health, and fitness.
    • Notes:Preceded by Measurement and evaluation in human performance / James R. Morrow Jr. ... [et al.]. 4th ed. c2011.
      Includes bibliographical references and index.
    • ISBN:9781450470438 hardcover
      1450470432 hardcover
    • Contents:Machine generated contents note: pt. I Introduction to Tests and Measurements in Human Performance
      ch. 1 Concepts in Tests and Measurements
      Nature of Measurement and Evaluation
      Purposes of Measurement, Testing, and Evaluation
      Reliability and Validity
      Domains of Human Performance
      Summary
      ch. 2 Using Technology in Measurement and Evaluation
      Using Computers to Analyze Data
      Using SPSS
      Downloading Data Matrices
      Summary
      pt. II Basic Statistical Concepts
      ch. 3 Descriptive Statistics and the Normal Distribution
      Scales of Measurement
      Summation Notation
      Reporting Data
      Central Tendency
      Distribution Shapes
      Variability
      Standard Scores
      Normal-Curve Areas (z-Table)
      Summary
      ch. 4 Correlation and Prediction
      Correlation Coefficient
      Calculating r
      Prediction
      Multiple Correlation or Multiple Regression
      Summary
      ch. 5 Inferential Statistics
      Hypothesis Testing
      Independent and Dependent Variables
      Overview of Hypotheses Testing and Inferential Statistics
      Selected Statistical Tests
      Summary
      pt. III Reliability and Validity Theory
      ch. 6 Norm-Referenced Reliability and Validity
      Reliability
      Validity
      Applied Reliability and Validity Measures
      Estimating Agreement Between Measures Using the Bland-Altman Method
      Summary
      ch. 7 Criterion-Referenced Reliability and Validity
      Developing Criterion-Referenced Standards
      Development of Criterion-Referenced Testing
      Statistical Analysis of Criterion-Referenced Tests
      Statistical Techniques to Use With Criterion-Referenced Tests
      Criterion-Referenced Testing Examples
      Applying Criterion-Referenced Standards to Epidemiology
      Summary
      pt. IV Human Performance Applications
      ch. 8 Developing Written Tests and Surveys
      Planning the Test
      Constructing and Scoring the Test
      Administering the Test
      Analyzing the Test
      Item Analysis
      Sources of Written Tests
      Questionnaires and Surveys
      Summary
      ch. 9 Physical Fitness and Activity Assessment in Adults / Allen W. Jackson
      Health-Related Physical Fitness
      Establishing the Risk for Fitness Testing
      Measuring Aerobic Capacity
      Measuring Body Composition
      Measuring Muscular Strength and Endurance
      Measuring Flexibility
      Health-Related Fitness Batteries
      Physical Fitness Assessment in Older Adults
      Older Adult Fitness Battery
      Special Populations
      Measuring Physical Activity
      Certification Programs
      Summary
      ch. 10 Physical Fitness and Activity Assessment in Youth / Allen W. Jackson
      Health-Related Fitness and Motor Fitness
      Norm-Referenced Versus Criterion-Referenced Standards
      Normative Data
      Youth Fitness Test Batteries
      Fitnessgram
      Enhancing Reliable and Valid Fitness Test Results With Children
      Special Children
      Institute of Medicine Recommendations for Youth Fitness Assessment
      Measuring Physical Activity in Youth
      Summary
      ch. 11 Assessment of Sport Skills and Motor Abilities
      Guidelines for Sport Skills and Motor Performance Tests
      Effective Testing Procedures
      Developing Psychomotor Tests
      Issues in Skills Testing
      Skills Test Classification
      Testing Motor Abilities
      Purposes of Human Performance Analysis
      Sports Analytics
      Summary
      ch. 12 Psychological Measurements in Sports and Exercise / Joseph F. Kerns
      Sport Psychology: Performance Enhancement and Mental Health
      Trait Versus State Measures
      General Versus Sport-Specific Measures
      Cautions in Using Psychological Tests
      Quantitative Versus Qualitative Measurement
      Scales Used in Sport Psychology
      Psychological Skills
      Scales Used in Exercise Psychology
      General Psychological Scales Used in Sport and Exercise
      Summary
      ch. 13 Classroom Grading: A Summative Evaluation
      Evaluations and Standards
      Process of Grading
      Determining Instructional Objectives
      Consistency in Grading
      Grading Mechanics
      Summary
      ch. 14 Performance-Based Assessment: Alternative Ways to Assess Student Learning / Jacalyn L. Lund
      Impetus for Developing a New Type of Assessment
      Types of Performance-Based Assessment
      Establishing Criteria for Performance-Based Assessments
      Subjectivity: A Criticism of Performance-Based Assessments
      Selecting Appropriate Performance-Based Assessments
      Issues to Consider When Developing Performance-Based Assessments
      Improving Assessment Practices in Physical Education Settings
      Summary.
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